Hotel Chems
Marrakesh · Morocco · Avenue Houmane El Fetouaki
About Hotel Chems — Luxury Boutique Hotel in Marrakesh
Hotel Chems is an exceptional 4-star hotel in Marrakesh, Morocco. Guests enjoy a distinctive experience combining world-class facilities including bar, concierge, gym, and more with the personalised warmth that defines great boutique hospitality.
Guest Reviews 3.2 / 5
Useful location, tucked in grounds just across park from rear of Koutoubia so easy to find, near bus stops and medina. 24 hour security on entrance gate and in reception. Largish hotel(145 rooms?).Well staffed. Most spoke French ,some English. Rather dated and worn .Pool looked inviting and clean. Rooms clean. Lighting a bit dim. Spare blankets. Beds comfortable. Pillows OK. Hand held shower(liked for long hair).Hot water .WiFi worked well in the room. Heater functioned very well. Quiet at night and in the morning could clearly hear muezzins and the dawn chorus of birds in the garden. Breakfast .Semolina porridge/gruel tasty and not sweetened. Bean to cup coffee passable ,also instant stuff in a machine. The rest fairly mundane pastries, limited salad items ,ubiquitous Danone yoghurt, plastic cheese and spam. Water main damaged so no water for an hour or so then came out brown, but these things happen! Nothing special but for the money reasonable 4 days stay for my son and I.
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While the location of this hotel is excellent, the quality of the rooms is disappointing. The decor is outdated, and the bathroom, bedding, and furnishings feel worn and below basic standards—worse than hostels. The photos on Booking.com are quite misleading compared to the reality. Noise levels in the corridors are also very high, making it difficult to get a good night’s sleep. Service is bad, only nice people were the cleaning ladies. Internet is weak, TV doesn’t work. Overall, the room felt quite depressing, and I would not recommend it based on my experience.